Alleged domestic debacle haunts Coca Cola king
Asa Candler, 73, developer of Coca Cola, is courted by romance but faces a possible divorce after his young wife was arrested in Atlanta with a prominent dry cleaner president and another man. A prior damages suit against Candler’s son Walter looms as further Atlanta gossip and legal action unfolds.
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NEA
Atlanta, Ga
Chevalier
Asa Candler
Jais
Candler
Onezima de Boucher
Atlanta
J. W
Bill’) Stoddard
National Dry Cleaners Association
North Side
Candlers
Walter Candler
Clyde Byfield
S. S. Beremgaria
Europe
Georgia Historical Society reports year of activities in Savannah
In Savannah on February 14 the Georgia Historical Society detailed its past year’s activities in an annual report by president W. W. Gordon. The Hodgson Hall branch library will expand, the New Jersey Archives and collections are now complete, and an inventory of all pictures and historical articles is proposed to preserve items in perpetuity.
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Savannah
Georgia Historical Society
W. W. Gordon
Hodgson Hall
Maj. Gordon
New Jersey
William Harden
Estradn Rebel Force Retreat After Defeat at Ocotlan
Rebel forces under Enrique Estrada continue disorderly retreat after a decisive reverse at Ocotlan. Scattered remnants move north into Tuxpann and south toward Oaxaca toward Isthmuian states, per General Francisco Serrano and General Juan Andreu Almazan.
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Serrano Quaidtero
Enrique Estrada
Ocotlan
Vera Cruz
Tuxpann
Oaxaca
Isthmuian
Francisco Serrano
Juan Andreu Almazan
Bishop Ainsworth calls to Methodists for Forgotten Men
Bishop W N Ainsworth of the tenth Episcopal district urges Methodists in South Georgia Florida Mississippi and North Mississippi to raise 10 000 000 as an endowment fund to support aged and disabled ministers in their years of service.
Underwood Nomination Filed For Georgia Primary
RB Cuyler Gordon, manager for Senator Underwood in Georgia, filed with the State Democratic Executive secretary a petition to place Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama on the Georgia presidential primary ballot for March 19 1924. The filing includes hundreds of white Democratic voters.
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Atlanta
Cuyler Gordon
Underwood
Georgia
Bessie Anderson
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Gordon
Episcopal Church
National Congress
House
Senate
Debt Commission Called To Meet In Washington
February 14 Secretary Mellon called the debt funding commission to meet next Monday where the policy on future dealings with sovereign debtors will be decided.
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Washington
Mellon
Oiley
Debt Funding Commission
Herschel Elders to Address Americus Friday
Hon Hersche Elders of Tattnall county promotes Senator Oscar Underwood in Georgia. He will arrive in Americus at 2 30 Friday and be guest of honor at a Windsor dinner at 6 00. Afterward he will speak to Underwood supporters in the courthouse as an Americas Underwood club is formed.
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Hersche Eders
Tattnall County
Oscar W. Underwood
Georgia
Americus
Underwood
Windsor
Mr. Elders
Americas Underwood Club
Rhodes elected to local Rotary membership at luncheon
Chauncey Rhodes division highway engineer led the district and won membership in the Rotary club yesterday succeeding W C Cage. Visitors included W W Dykes and Charles Cannon Moultrie Rotarian. The club voted to attend the Chamber of Commerce dinner next week and skip the usual luncheon. Next meeting February 27 at the Community clubhouse with a musical program led by Frank Sheffield Jr. After luncheon Rotarians visited Rylander theater to view a film under the business methods committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
W. C. Cage
Rotary
W. W. Dykes
Bil Dykes
Charles Cannon
Moultrie
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Sheffield, Jr
Rotarians
Herbert Kencey
Rylander Theater
Publisher Shaffer questioned over Sinclair lease share
John C. Shaffer publisher of the Chicago Evening Post testified before an oil committee about a purported one eighth interest in Pioneer Oil Company as payment for service. He said the payment came from the Sinclair deal and that Secretary Fall arranged acreage for him personally. He admitted possible access to a share of the Sinclair lease or money.
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Washington
John C. Shaffer
Chicago Evening Post
Oil Committee Today
Pioneer Oil Company
Standard
Shaffer
Sinclair
Finner
Fall
Terpot
Falk
Oil Committee Hearing Opens Delayed Start
Frank Vanderlip arrived at the oil committee room just before the advance hour for the hearing. The committee assembled at 10 o clock this morning and then disappointed the crowd by calling first Oscar Sutro, counsel for the Standard Oil Company of California.
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Washington
Frank Vanderlip
Oil Committee
Oscar Sutro
Standard Oil Company of California
Senators Hear Fresh Claims on Teapot Dome Lease
Washington February 14. Frank Vanderlip awaits testimony as the senate oil committee uncovers new allegations. John C. Shaffer of the Chicago Evening Post testifies that Secretary Fall privately said he would lease Teapot Dome to Sinclair upon entering the cabinet, though the lease was not yet under his jurisdiction. Letters from H. Foster Bain and counsel Oscar Sutro surface, with conflicting views on legal opinions and interior department actions. The committee plans to question Vanderlip tomorrow.
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Washington
Frank Vanderlip
Harding
Marion Star
Senate Oil Committee
John C. Shaffer
the Today
Chicago Evening Post
Fall
Sinclair
Daugherty
Oscar Sutro
Standard Oil Company of California
Finney
Interior Department
Vanderlip
Farmers Conference Set for Friday at Albany Courthouse
Albany February 14 a Farmers Conference will be held Friday February 15 at 10 am in the Albany courthouse. Planned speakers include G Cunningham State Boys Club agent Dr R J LeLoach Armour Bureau of Agricultural Research R A Cobb and J A Winslow among others with firm affiliations noted.
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Albany
G.¥. Cunningham
State Boys’ Club
R. J. LeLoach
Armour
Bureau of Agricultural Great Britain
Stanyas
R. A. Cobb
Aktorat
J. A. Winslow
Agriculferent Firms
Jurist
Central Railroad
Twiggs County Farm Meeting set for February 19
Jeffersonville report says the Twiggs county agricultural development program meeting will be held Tuesday February 19 with prominent speakers from the state department of agriculture. EFC Westbrook will outline a farm program and discuss special crops while J N Harper discusses boll weevil control.
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Jeffersonville
Twiggs County Agricultural Development
State Department of ‘Agriculture
EFC Westbrook
J.'.n. Harper
Lions and Rotary to Attend Chamber Dinner in Windsor
The Lions Club and Rotary Club commit to attend the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner in Windsor next Tuesday. Kiwanis may join, 500 invitations issued for a dollar plate main dining room event with 200 seats. Central of Georgia President L A Downs will deliver the principal addresses. Reservations prioritized by reply date.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Ito
Ewing
C. A. Ames
Lions
Rotary Club
Rotary
John Sheffield
Rotarians
Kiwanis Club
L. A. Downs
Central of Georgia
Americas
Everett
Savannah Club Elects Officers
Savannah February 14 All officers of the Anglers and Hunters Club were re elected at the annual election held at the De Loty Hotel. President is B Blanton with Dr B C DeLoach as vice president and Dr L A DeLoach as secretary treasurer. The list of officers ends abruptly in the copy.
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Savannah
Anglers and Hunters Club
de Loty Hotel
Pres . B. Blanton
B. C . DeLoach
L. A. DeLoach
Treas
Leseenk
Massacre at Bezerksant Building Kills Seventeen
Fourteen mutilated bodies recovered from Bezerksant government building ruins with two more dying, bringing dead to sixteen and many wounded. Forty separatists were inside. seven of the remaining twenty four hospitalized or missing. Rhine river traffic halted. police under occupation forces. attackers to face court martial at Düsseldorf.
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Pirmasene
Bavarian Palatinate
Bezerksant
Rhine
Dusseldorf
Remoboth-TQ Memorial Service for Wilson Held
Memorial services for the late former President Woodrow Wilson will be held Sunday afternoon at Rehoboth church near Americus. The event begins at 2:30 PM with Prof. Charles M. Hale of Americus as speaker. Large crowds are expected as residents from Americus attend.
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Woodrow Wilson
Rehoboth Church
Charles M. Hale
Americus
Dawson Road
Bond Duplication 8 Denied by Treasury
Secretary Mellon writes to President Coolidge denying charges by Charles Brewer of bond duplications in the bureau engraving. Major Wallace Kirby of the army engineer corps appointed director of the bureau, replacing Louis N. Hill who has resigned.
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Washington
Mellon
Coolidge
Charles Brewer
Department of Justice
Wallace Kirby
Army Engineer Corps
Bureau
Louis N. Hill
John Rogers Denied New Trial in Georgia Case
Judge R. G. Dickerson overruled a motion for a new trial for John Rogers, the elderly man convicted in Cook County Superior Court of the McGills murder. The case likely proceeds to the Georgia Supreme Court. Col. R. A. Hendricks of Nashville represented Rogers, with the State’s argument led by General J. D. Lovett.
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John Rodgers
Valdosta
R. G. Dickerson
John Rogers
Cook Superior Court
McGills
Georgia Supreme Court
Col. R. A. Hendricks
Nashville
Rogers
P Wns
Aiter
J. D. Lovett
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Sears
Z. Theta
Hitler Candler
By Carl Taylor
Galahad
Mrs. Candler
W. J. Stoddard
Historical Society
Estradn
Gcoilan
Republic
Ainsworth
Peron
Herschel
Cizy
Xewiguts
Pioneer Company
Farmers’ Conference
Chamber
Savannah Club
Masacre
Primasens
Rhine River
Remoboth
C. M. Hale
Wilson
Treasury
Charles E. Brewer
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